Alachua Astronomy Club: Club Pictures

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A Picture Page of Astrophotography by Club Members

(See list near bottom of page)

COPYRIGHT NOTICE

Also See Astro Picture Links Pictures are copyright © by the author. However, these pictures may be reproduced for non-commercial usage providing credit is given to the author of each picture.

Featured Pictures: Send us your best "shots" and have your picture featured on the AAC home page. The AAC webmaster will select pictures of exceptional quality for posting on the AAC home page. The AAC will periodically change the featured picture as new pictures become available. (Only pictures by AAC members in good standing will be posted.)

Submission Guidelines: Club members wishing to submit photos for possible inclusion on the AAC's picture pages should send them to the AAC Webmaster either by S-mail (regular mail) or by E-mail. (Alternatively, pictures can be given to the Webmaster at AAC meetings.) Pictures submitted as prints or slides will be scanned for use on our web site and originals returned to the author at AAC meetings or mailed if a stamped, self-addressed envelope is provided.

Images should normally not exceed 640 pixels in width and 480 pixels high. (Typical maximum file sizes are about 100K for gif and 50K for jpg file formats.) If unsure what size to use, send them larger rather than smaller since we can always reduce them in size. You do not have to submit "thumbnails" of the images since we will make our own thumbnails from your full-size images.

E-Mail: webmaster@floridastars.org Pictures should be sent as attachments in gif or jpg formats.

Please include with each picture as much info as possible, such as:

Observer's Full Name
Location (e.g., Gainesville, Florida)
Date Taken (e.g., February 11, 1999)
Time Taken (e.g., 11:00 p.m. EST or give in UT)
Sky Conditions (e.g., some haze, or
faintest naked eye star +5.0, etc.)

Camera Type, Manufacturer and Model
(e.g., 35 mm, Nikon F2 or
Meade Pictor 208XT CCD)

Telescope Type (e.g., Schmidt-Cassegrain)
Telescope Manufacturer (e.g., Celestron, Meade, etc.)
Telescope Model (e.g., LX 2000)
Telescope Aperture (Diameter) in mm (e.g., 200 mm)
Telescope Focal Length in mm (e.g., 2000 mm)
or Telescope focal ratio or f/ (e.g., f/10)

Film Type and format if film used
(e.g., Kodak 135, Ekatachrome 400)
Exposure Time (e.g., Orion SkyGlow Broadband Light Pollution)

Any other info you judge appropriate (e.g., composite of two exposures)

Pictures By:

Mark Barnett

Chuck Broward

Tandy Carter (Tandy's own personal observatory page)

Bill Castleman (a personal astrophotography page of glorious images!)

Howard L. Cohen

Ron Irby

Kenneth B. King

Roger Langieri

Don Loftus

David Muir

Randy Palmer

Tom Sarko

Mike Stringfellow

Transit of Venus Pictures

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COPYRIGHT NOTICE
Also See Astro Picture Links	Pictures are copyright © by the author. However, these pictures may be reproduced for non-commercial usage providing credit is given to the author of each picture.

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Observer's Full Name Location (e.g., Gainesville, Florida) Date Taken (e.g., February 11, 1999) Time Taken (e.g., 11:00 p.m. EST or give in UT) Sky Conditions (e.g., some haze, or faintest naked eye star +5.0, etc.) Camera Type, Manufacturer and Model (e.g., 35 mm, Nikon F2 or Meade Pictor 208XT CCD)	Telescope Type (e.g., Schmidt-Cassegrain) Telescope Manufacturer (e.g., Celestron, Meade, etc.) Telescope Model (e.g., LX 2000) Telescope Aperture (Diameter) in mm (e.g., 200 mm) Telescope Focal Length in mm (e.g., 2000 mm) or Telescope focal ratio or f/ (e.g., f/10) Film Type and format if film used (e.g., Kodak 135, Ekatachrome 400) Exposure Time (e.g., Orion SkyGlow Broadband Light Pollution)
Any other info you judge appropriate (e.g., composite of two exposures)

	Pictures By:
		Mark Barnett
		Chuck Broward
		Tandy Carter (Tandy's own personal observatory page)
		Bill Castleman (a personal astrophotography page of glorious images!)
		Howard L. Cohen
		Ron Irby
		Kenneth B. King
		Roger Langieri
		Don Loftus
		David Muir
		Randy Palmer
		Tom Sarko
		Mike Stringfellow
		Transit of Venus Pictures